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entire
entire : not capable of being divided into independent parts (as promises) : constituting an undivided unit [an contract]
Entirely
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Entireness
The state or condition of being entire completeness fullness totality as the entireness of an arch or a bridge
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Entire
Complete in all parts undivided undiminished whole full and perfect not deficient as the entire control of a business entire confidence ignorance
Integrality
Entireness
Entire amount of rent due
Entire amount of rent due, The words 'entire amount of rent due' would include rent which has become time-barred,
Entire contract
Entire contract, a contract wherein everything to be done on the one side is the consideration for everything to
Entire tenancy
Entire tenancy, contrary to several tenancy, and signifying a sole possession in one man, whereas the other is a
Outquench
To quench entirely to extinguish
Fordry
Entirely dry withered
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